12 September 2026

By: CA Anil K. Jain Chartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | Author President – Ahimsa Foundation India Email: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM BRICS 2026 in New Delhi highlights India’s growing role in a multipolar world. With 11 members representing nearly half the global population, BRICS seeks stronger trade, development finance, energy security and local-currency settlements. India should pursue strategic autonomy—diversifying partnerships without replacing dollar dependence with Chinese o...
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By: CA Anil K. JainChartered Accountant | Economist | Policy Researcher | AuthorPresident – Ahimsa Foundation IndiaEmail: CAINDIA@HOTMAIL.COM 1. Overview of the Summit 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit is being held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, from August 31 to September 1, 2026 with leaders from major member states—including Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Iran, and the Central Asian republics—participating in person or virtually. The summit’s agenda focuses on regional security,...
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By: Anil K. Jain, FCA, President–Ahimsa Foundation India & Sr. Macroeconomist (Mail: caindia@hotmail.com) A Conflict That Affected the Entire World The recently concluded America–Iran–Israel conflict was not merely a regional military confrontation. It became a global event with implications for international diplomacy, energy security, economic stability, military strategy, and humanitarian concerns. In today's interconnected world, a conflict in one region can affect stock markets in another,...
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By: Anil K. Jain, President –Ahimsa Foundation India& Sr. Macroeconomist (Mail: caindia@hotmail.com)This article provides an overview of the views expressed by major religious leaders and spiritual traditions across the world regarding the Gulf and Middle East conflict, particularly involving Israel, Iran, Palestine, America, and other regional and global powers.Religious leaders from Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, and other traditions have r...
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By: Anil K. Jain, FCA – Sr. Macroeconomist (Mail: caindia@hotmail.com)Human civilisation today stands at the most dangerous crossroads in history. Never before has mankind possessed such extraordinary scientific progress and, simultaneously, such terrifying, destructive power. The modern world has conquered oceans, reached the moon, created artificial intelligence, and unlocked the secrets of the atom. Yet humanity still struggles to conquer hatred, ego, greed, aggression, and the obsession for...
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CA A. K. Jain( I take the privilege of beginning this business advisory note with my heartfelt tributes to the “Missile Man of India” and President of India,Bharat Ratna, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam an epitome of intellect, wisdom and simplicity. A People's President, who left a lasting impact on severalfields ranging from science to politics. )In recent years, the global geopolitical landscape has seen a surge in demand for advanced defence technologies, particularly in the domain of missile systems. M...
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UTTARAKHAND HIGH COURT OM PRAKASH @ ISRAEL @ RAJU @ RAJU DAS VS UNION OF INDIA AND ANOTHER ON 23 AUGUST, 2019 Summarised Judgement (Scroll for Complete Judgement) Introduction: This appeal is preferred by the 3rd defendant against the decree in O.S.No.12561 of 2010 by the Additional District Judge (FTC-I), Chennai. The suit was laid to declare that the auction-sale of a suit property by the first and second defendants under Sec.69 of the Transfer of Property Act (hereinafter the TP Act) is inval...
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INHERITANCE LAW IN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES The protection of family wealth and legacies is often the least understood aspect of life in the middle east. The application of Shariah laws, which operate on entirely different principles than common law for example, are a prime area of confusion and often lead to the distress of the family members. There are provisions in the law to choose the jurisdiction of your nationality for inheritance purposes, however, this is not always a choice or not always a...
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INHERITANCE LAW IN JAPAN The principal laws applying to inheritance issues, with particular regard to inheritance by foreigners, are: Act on the General Rules of Application of Laws; Act on Governing Law of Formalities of Wills; Civil Code; Code of Civil Procedure and Domestic Relations Trial Act. Only the national inheritance laws of the deceased apply. The religion and the nationality of the spouse are not considered in inheritance issues. In Japan, the ownership of real estate is not affected...
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UNIQUE COMPLEXITIES OF INDIAN SUCCESSION LAWS Introduction By some estimates, the Indian diaspora is the largest in the world, with more than 30 million people of Indian origin living outside the country. Many of these people retain some connection with India through their nationality or ownership of assets, especially real estate. Consequently, global estate and succession planning invariably involves elements of Indian succession law. Indian succession rules are complex and multi-layered and m...
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